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THOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
IMPROVED PROPERTY IN

TOWN. D. G, At PnBIIC AtCT1oNl
By virtue OF Deed Of Trust to us dated the ,eiehth
ssy Of o nn sa p as76 n and recorded IN
viii for sale at se ct
front Of the premises. on FRIDAY, The EIGHTH
DAY OF JULY, A p. 1887. At HALF PAST FIVE
All that lot Of ground in the City Of Georgetown in
the District of Columbia known and designated as lot
numbered t67) in Beatty and HAWKINS ad-
dition to said GEORGETOWN. and described follows
end of thirty (32) feet ten 10) inches measured
northery on said west line from the southeast
OF said entire lot and running thence said line Of
said street northery thirtyseven t3) feet four ~
inches more or less to the premises formerly owned
by George Meem; thence westerly and parallel with
Second street one hundred and fifty (15O) feet ;
point thirtytwo t2) feet ten tlO1 inches north Of
southwest corner OF said entire lot and thence in
ns ahs zFFEE ABOVE offer part,
of Lots numbered forty t40), in Peter Beatty
Threlked and Deakins addition to said George.
town and part Of Lot numbered thirty-one (31)
the north side of Prospect street distant
three 73 feet west of Frederick street. said point
being the southwest corner of the property belonging
north side Of Prospect street eighteen OS feet more
or to the center OF dividing wall between the two
frame houses thence north with center of said dvd
S feet or less. to point opposite the beginning
and thence south ninetynine 900 feet the point Of
beginning.
Terms of sale: one-third % cash, balance in two
equal payments in and two years with interest
payable semi annually. to be secured by trust on
t the property sold OF al cash at option Of
q purchase Terms to be- eomSea with n
ten days or Trustees reserve the right resell at
cost aud risk Of detaulting purchaser after days
ington, DC.
MA HdI Rs n; G0Xi oopno>,l Trustees.
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Law for Rowan County.
PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION FoRMRp 10 PE1vnr
ANY MORE ToLLIyEk wARA

EhOlBClktB ASoSSlAIlON PUZZLED ~ fkBvB1I
ANY MORE ToLLIyEk WARS
At Morehead. KY, Wednesday afternoon 500
citizens OF Rowan County assembled 70 form q
protective association to resist any further A.
tacks OF the Tolliver faction. few Tollfver men
were In town, but were very quiet. After the
association was formed resolutions were adopted
In which the signers said:
1--WE are tired OF bloodshed and we are deter.
mined TO have u dominion OF law rather than q
longer reign Of violence. We agree 70 act as a
posse commitatus whenever summoned by the
sheriff 70 execute the process or any court and
when warrants OF arrest are placed In our hands
we agree to bring the parties accused 20 the bar
or justice, alive n possible, dead n necessary.
We request the circuit court Judge OF this DIS
trict 10 Immediately call a special session OF his
court for Rowan County, and we pledge our as
sistance In the selection OF grand Jury that has
the courage 10 md indictments against every
infractor OF the law, 10 whatever party or FAC.
ton he may belong and pledge our hives In de-
tense OF every witness who may be called on @
TESTIFY 10 this court We depl0re violence In al
its forms, but we are determined that hWsess
men shall no longer terrorf1e Rowan County
but that We win In the strict Interpretation OF
the law make it . terror 90 wrong doers IRON
whatever source they may come. We viii guar
antee 70 every person accused OF crime and brought
to Rowan County q fair Trial and protection fru0
Violence"
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AUCTION SALES.
T1HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

AssIGNEE,s SALE OF LARGE STOCK OF GROCER
les, WINES, LIQUORS HORSES. WAGON AND
FIExTT E vs. EEM IH.S n PAHT BRAN.
TISERS CASKS k5 AN1 GLAsS TEAS, FlogR
or EVERY DEsCRIPTI0N,- TOBACCO AND
Laundry And To1LEf soAP. STARCH. Vine.
GAR. SYRUPS AND MOLASSES, coal AND
XAPoR OILS, OIL CANS. BRUSHES OF ALI
KINDS MACKEREL AND HERRING, HAMS
A M.pr sH lou PEI S., W99DEN AND WILLOW
HARDWARE. sHOyELs AND BUCKYARD
SCREENS, AXEL GREASE, MACHINE OILS &c,
ONE VERY LARGE ICE BOX, TEA CADDIES,
PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES, ONE PER.
FICTION COUN TER SCALE GOOD AS NEW).
sILXER:PLATED SHOW CASES, HERRfNG
COMBINATION FIRE PROOF SAFE, TWO
H hSR S, WAG9N n AND HARNESS B GQUNIERs
AWNING aMNFS p AND :, FRAME a. TOGETHER WITH
On THURSDAY MORNING. JULY SEVENTH,1S6T,
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, and continuing from
day to day until all is Sold at the Grocery Establish
ment Of Walker Co. at the southeast Of 18th
street and Maryland avenue southwest, shall sell
the entire contents embracing goods Of every descrp
ton Kept IN frst-class grocery. The horses and
wagon will be sold at II O'Clock precisely first day
OF sale. ]. e DYER,
1e3O-dH Assignee.
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TELBGRAMS TO THE STAR
why He Drowned HIMSELF.
m HAD LAWSUIT ON Bkxp AND DREAMED rwN
m lad BEEN BEATEN.

m lad BEEN BEATEN.
WNPfEfn KAN, June 30.-For several Gays q
man about forty ave years OF age has been seen
In different parts OF the CITY, and MS actions have
seemed peculiar. Yesterday morning J. r. Coch-
ran saw the same man standing In the weeds on
the Walnut River bank. Later two boys saw him
on the bank naked, apparently about 70 take Q
bath He was warned by them 60 he careful -
the water WAS deep and the current strong. The
stranger came out OF the water and wrote q note,
which he placed In his coat pocket He then went
into the water and waded In deeper and deeper.
AT this moment the boys saw q lady driving
toward the bridge, and told him 70 SO In deeper a
there was woman coming. The man then threw
up his hands. plunged into deep water and sank.
Omcers McLain aud Harrod took charge CT the
clothes on the bahk--a pair or striped pants, q
blue shirt, dark coat and pair OF boots Ia the
pocket OF the pants was found purse containing
S1470 In money, and letters addressed 10 Jas
Leak, Lakin, KAN, were found in his coat pocket,
together with the note written by him before
entering the water. This note was almost unin-
telligible, but from what could be deciphered the
writer stated that he had a lawsuit on his hands
and having dreamed twice that he had been
beaten In II he had determined 60 give it up.
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TNRUsTEE'S SALE OF UNIMpROvED REAL "a
i TATE ON GEORGIA AVENUE AND STREET
BETWEEN THIRTEENTH AND FOGRTEESTiH

BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court of tSfs
l0l54, shall sell ct pubic auction. IN front oi -
the premises. On WEDNESDAY, JULY SIXTH, iaS7,
Ssrssis O. land and preaises situate in the city Of
scred as all Of Lot numbered ten 1O) aud the west
forty seven (47) teet Of Lot numbered seven a. in
iernss OF sale IS prescribed by the court, cash A
deposit Of ffy tho dollars each lot Will be reanred
purshssers cost o. ter s!0 a.ys dsisnlt IL comP
i've Coz days notice at purchasers cost and risk
HENRY Il. DAVIS, Trustee
DuNCANsoN BROS. AuctA isSScotSd:
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctoneer.

THREE THOROUGHBRED HORSES At PUBLIC
AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, JULY SEVENTH, 1887, commenc.
ing at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, in the stable yard cor
lowing stock: " 800 ~ ~
No: l. kNOXIE, a fine seven -year-old Brown Mare
by Little knox," out of Nellie Rysdic bred and raised
by Gen,l Beale, of this city A splendid animal.
No = STAR a beautiful Bay Mare, eight years old,
by irlswall's american Starr out of a Cohe mare
Raised by E. H. Brawner Of Prince George County.
No. 3: WHITE STOCKINGS" q fine five-year- old
Brown Horse. by Brsto. out of Hyatoga mare Raised
by gentleman In Belmont county, Ohio.
S.-These horses will be ON exhibition at nv sales
rooms, 11th and Pennsylvania avenue, morning of
to the stable yard 18th and streets northwest for
sold This sale deserves the attention of those in
Terms: Cash. THOMAS DOWNING
1e.}U-dtS Auctioneer,
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TTHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
ONE COMPLETE HAND-POWER ELEVATOR AT
PUBLIC AUCTION,
On SATURDAY, JULY SECOND, 1887, at TEN
Terms cash.
je29-3t THOMAS DOWNING Aucf
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A TERRIFIC NrTR0-0LYcERNE ExPLo6lon.-The
nitro giycer1ne factory OF Z N. Mccoy, at Plnd-
lay, Ohio, exploded wednesday. There were nearly
Loo pounds of explosive In the building. The
A hole fifteen feet deep and nfty feet ACROSS the
top was made In the ground Many trt,es were
Snnehessv WIN n srstte aSssnss the nrnss<ssS.
CAUSED the explosion BY means Of q fuse,
CHICAGO NksfgR NAsoM 10 AnDEnAn-AftQ
three houn excited discussion, the nasaer Nasnn6
Association or chicago last evening doaoBd ~ q
vote Of II 20 80 70 arbitrate with the bg1cklnyoR
An Arbitration committee q ave vas apDo1npe0
The action, however. vas virtually nuldnnd u
giving the committee power 70 settle To ar1ho
only On the basis OF the code OF principles C -
National Association OF Butlders
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shooting Afsray as a Church.

AN ARREST, FATALLY WOUNDS HIS AssAILANT.
NASHVILLE. TENN, June 3o.-News comes OF an
ARRAY that occurred In Hancock County SUNDAY,
resulting in the fatal shooting OF Deputy sheriff
Green and q man named Hobbs whom he had en-
deavored 70 arrest Hobbs shot a resident OF
Sneedvfe one year ago and left the state TO avoid
prosecution. He returned a lew days ago, and on
sheriff, hearing that he was in the vicinity,
secured a warrant and went 10 the church ca take
him In custody. While trying 10 serve the war
Green the ball entering the left breast. Green.
after railing 10 the ground rose 20 his knees and
nred at Hobbs who was running, striking him in
the back, the bullet coming out the LEFT breast.
Both arr sll alive, but their ply scians say there
Is no hope of recovery.
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THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneel

FtSdOMAS UNWILLING, Aucuoneer
TEEsTEEs SALE OF IMRRevEp REAL ESTATE
sTSEHT FLEA FHs dSS 81 R Rak
INGTON, D. C.
sna S sl Se
& APRIL 9co 1873 ard recorded cord in b e No
Ef + n s. z s:
snd 2s best ' Bidder pe4sor auction the fo
ssa
D anal
following and beunds for the saa
part Of said Lot numbered three at the southwest
east twentyfye S2o) feet thence south one hundred
tloO) feet and thence west twenty-five feet to the
place of beginning
basement brick dwelling house, froStine south. An'
nhe terms of sale viii be onsfonrth Of the pur
Gay Of sale with interest secured to the Satisfaction Of
REQUIRED At the time Of sale All conSeysncins and re-
Ssa
,sns,dsd. M aHaS' 4 4: e sAklss ; Trustees.
,JSo BowIEs co. r as9} h:E, Street rect 1nn,.
fak EE4 GF S HST HNdfk #SEsE ON
VIZ ~ R1sc sHstlSs % sz E9aK
two7story and basement s-room new dwelling, with
month. Terms easy and made known on day Of sale
deposit of 500 required on 9Sep Fl d
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Aacnoneers jeis-d
sRSa az, sssi fH0ksD15. JUNE sOTH
nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
THRE 4Y AND BASEMENT BRICK Dwell
ES 51 ssD BAH 22D SS6S6s2EhASSoaSsS
TdETH at. At sIxo'cLock' in front Of the premises
LOT 49, OF ssg QGakE 1Ss OF LOTS IN
fronting II 612 feet R street, with depth of 80
bs aes m9d ef .
residences Or for investment.
cent per baanes casE depcs isS Of E. Per
CURED at time Of sale COnveyancing. &C., At pur-
reserved ana
sach sale In some newspaper published in washington.
The Real Estate Title Co. certificate shown at sale
HOUSE open for inspection 81 day Sf sa spos
TATE 70 5s sE srkhET RNA n
IS deed % trust s; to dated
District Of Columbia viii sell at public auction, IN
FIJI 8 The II HA
real estate in the city Of Washington, G. wit:
ginning for the same at point the north line of
street north feet west from the southeast corner Of
thence north 56 feet thence east fleet thence north
feet to the point Of beginning; subject to deed of
trust recorded in Iiber No. 113 folio 90 ct seq one
OF said land records. to secure promissory note
S1.400. with interest at per cent per annum from
April 9Th, 1887
Terms Of sale: Cash. 800 Of which must be paid
upon acceptance Of bid and the balance within i've
days from day OF sale, the said property will be re-
sold at the purchasers risk and cost Conveyancing
at purchasers cost c. II. KNIGHT, Trustee.
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. je21-eo&ds
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TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE real, FS
u TATE, NO. 1899 STREET NORTHWEST
TNRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
l. PROPERTY AT SILVER SPRING, MONTGOM-


L PROPERTY k1 GdyT a siIyER sPkiSd. GoSTGoMf,
:. RSas sale 81 5Sa
dScsassa near syeE Spring
PaSTS hear at aAGf
sesse consisting Of 13e acres roods and 80 psrches
These lands are situated the its
from station the Metropolitan branch Railroad. adj
Marns hsy Sr ssa
divided into 70 lots ranging in quantity from
ranging in quantity from nine to twenty one acres
is the most desirable suburban property now on
payable in one and two years ro@
the day Of sale. with interest from date.
Train for the G sas bssEei H Fl and
,e.2-dts JAMES 5. HENDEtRsoN.S Trustees
V'HoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
RSD sAdF 9F FthH n
m On !, sEH 55I5Sk Iii 4.
H q 1s e
feet and improved by large and substantial Brick
$50 aHEpATELY AFTER P sr'S Of lot aoe
on Market street. improved by comfortable Frame
ALSO iMMEDIATELY- AFTER part Of Lot 2s4
fronting about feet en- Market street and about 70
by comfortable two-story brick dwelling of rooms
Terms: 6ns:ihird cash balance in one and two years
Be- Cd t On aseh
piece at time Of sale Al conveyancins and recording
,es4-d&ds /. A. and A. B. sHEKELI. Executors.
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioners.
TkTsTEE.s SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY NO.
SS ONE We q H. I'll
r. S:sis: 8 eas5 kI1sha
'n part st y
original lots numbered three go and foul, t4o in
asserssd , i0Sys iesnt5
thence east seveityone feet six inches thence north
ana hsnes
%e 1sst n to
ssa 3 sea &
was convey b. deed q December. Isl, A. b. 1870,
IS %1a az an sds
snces to the same belonging in anywise apper-
Terms: onethird cash; balance in equal instalments
m wg se1es to be bearing SIX
q s = sos 8 81 !:
Conyeyancpg, &C., at purchasers Terms to be
complied with IN ten days otherwise right reserved
resell at risk and cost of deaulting purchaser
Washington. d. c.
,s21.d&ds fn Il 4. NbDAasNr1IIE,s Trustees.
VNHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
VALUABLE UNlMpROyED PROPERTY NEAR THE
BRITISH LEGATION, FRONTING ON EIGH.
AshSsErTs AvfSHff NoETA8rs As2 az A AnS
TON.
| On WEDNEsDAY. JULY SIXTH 1887, at SIX
CCiDCh r u. IN front Of the premises. Will sell
lo{ iS IN square No. lob having front OF 63 feet
18th. and containing IL 1850 square feet.
Terms one third cash. balance IN and two years.
with fntereet, and secured by deed OF on the
property Sold all cash. the option Of the pur-
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WASHINGTON. ID. C.
AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING,
ATrcTIoN SAFE

DAWNBROKERS AUCTION SALE
Il All persons holding tickets from No to Al 500,
!ncuslve and interest not paid for three months on
Lne following articles viz: Gold and Silver Watches
Dlamonds Jewelry, Guns. Pistols, Mechanical Tools,
Type Writer. Books, Bibles. Albums Banios Guitars
CLOCKS Vases Silver and Plated Ware, BICYCLES BABY
Csrriages Gold headed Canes, Sewing Machines. and
CIothfng embracing Ladies' and Gentlemens Wearing
Apparel will be sold at public auction. 36l Pennsy
SaGla aysDne northwest, at HALF-PAS SEVEN
O'CLOCK gftlS N, Z; NJ, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY.
June IMENIY-NINE and THIRTY. and FRIDAY
and SATURDAY, JULY FIRST and SECOND. 1857.
II. B. LASKEY, Pawnbroker.
M FOLEY, Aucttoneer- je252S,29. sol
A UCTION SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES.
On THURSDAY and FRIDAY JUNE THIRTIETH
and JULY FIRST, 1887. at HALF-PASf SEVEN
O'CLOCK I. M, viii sell at the establishment, 1896
Pennsy wanna avenue northwest all pledges forfeited
by einption to this date, consisting of fine
Sold and Silver watches diamonds Rings. Pins Studs,
Bracelets. Chains Medals. Guns, Opera Glasses Um-
6rellas Books Silverpsated Ware, Overcoats, Pants
Vests Ladies' Dresses Dress Patterns. C1oaks Dol
mans Spreads, Shoes, Blankets Mathematical Instru
ments Clocks. Rugs Valises Lace Curtains. Carpets,
Parties holding viii please take notice that all
pledges from No $1,000 to 114,550 are included in
this sale. E HEIDENHEIMER
NJ. FOLEY, Auctioneer. Broker.
1e2S-3t
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

T'HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
THOROUGHBRED RIDING AND DRIVING
- .- HORSE, AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, JULY SECOND, 1887, at TWELVE
M will sell one Fine Bay Horse, good SIZE handsome
az picture, eight years old. and without blemish,
thorough gentleman's horse.
Terms cash.
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THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave- and l1th g., By
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
S. II. KAUFMAN, Pres'L

TIE EVENING SrAR is served 70 subscribers In the
ety by their account at 10 cents per
week. or 44c- per month Copies 81 the counter. 2
month one year. So; six months, 81
Entered at the Post Office at Washington, D. c., -
D~cond-clsss mail matter
TIE WEEKLY SIAR-pubiished on Friday-S1 0
yesT postage prepaid Six months. 80 cents.
sEAl mail subscriptions must be paid In advance;
No paper sent longer than is paid for
Rates of ADVERTISING made known on appIjcation
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PROPOSALS.


WRDEN's OFFICE. UNITED STATES JAIL
w WAsHISGroS, d. C., June 70, 1887.
Proposals to supply the jail in this District with
shall be equal in quality to sides Of Beef for
Ware es At hs oc At said jail M until 81
JULY FIFTH; at THREE O'CLOCK P. NJ. The Beef
required BY the Warden from time and to Be-
subject TO inspection and weighing by an officer Of said
Jail when delivered and IN the event of any being
deemed unht for the Warden viii be privileged to
Of contract will be required The warden reserves the
Els dto 70 q, reject any and an BIDS cpocrvD u
nEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
II WAsH1NGToS; June %. 1887.
Sealed Proposals will be received the Office of the
fH S and july oT % # the gdsE qn
en- qHns ri AID year
te2orot Attorney General.
SEALED PROPOSALS WIN be received BY the smith.
Sptah AND Wdk
Tersrs Of the western portion Of the Smithsonian
once o. Cluss schulze, COrcoTan Builains Wishing
toE. ID. c.
ju2S&3OJul2. 4S6-5t
dF I hGE dgN SfaR
T1os OF TIE CoseNEssIoSAL LIBaAnY BUILDise.
l4' EAST c M.sSaxs srszt T. 1897
Materials and placing the concrete foundation for
Congressional Library Building. III Washington, d. C.
Plans can he and specifications be obtained
from j. l. Smithmeyer, architect Of the building,
this Office.
Proposals. received will be opened at NOON. JULY
CHAIRMAN Of Library Commission and Secretary of
the Interior.
EDWARD CLARK, Architect of the Capitol
A. R. SPOFFORD,
tu2Sk3O Ju2,a,1 Librarian of Congress.
DKOPOSALs FOR STATIONERY
DEPARTMENT OF THE INrERIoR.
NAsHISGToN. u. c.. June 10, 1887.
Sealed Proposals Will be received at this Department
until TWELVE O'CLOCK n, MONDAY, JULY IL,
1885, for furnishing Stationery for the Department
the Interior during the fiscal commencing July l.
1887 Proposals must be made the Department
forms which with the Necessary Instructions, will be
furnished on application ~ tins Department
l. q. c. LAMAR,
!e2O-2av-ot Secretary of the Interior.
nEPARTNENT OF JUSTICE,
~ WASHINGTON. ID. C., June 21, 1887.
sealed proposals, tor fuI nishng the Department Of
Justice with the necessary supplies OF the articles
FAMED below for its during the fiscal ending
June 80, 1883. VIII be received at the office Of the
Chief clerk. as follows:
Fuel. until IL O'Clock m, June 80. 1887
Ice. until II O'Clock m, June 80. 1887.
St4i1Unary- until IL clock July B. 1887.
Miscellaneous until l2 O'Clock m, July ). 1887.
h night 20 waive defects and reject any or all
bias Il reserved Blank forms and information will be
furnished upon application A. H. GARLAND,
-.-Zz-at!yl Atty General
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THOs. BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VTNHOS BOWLING, Auctioneer
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
at auction rooms SATURDAY, JULY SECOND, 1887,
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK
ALSO AT TWELVE O'CLOCK PRECISELY,
large quantity Of Glass and Decorated Ware which
the attention of the trade is directed
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
Horses S Carriages. Buggies. Wagons, Harness, &c
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,


rVNHOMAS DOWNING Auctloneer.
THE RIGGS MARKET -
On THURSDAY, JUNE THIRTIETH, 1887, In.
at THREE O'CLOCK P. NJ, ON the premises, we EEE::I
will sell all of the building known the Rggs Market
House. situated on P street, between 14th and 18th
streets northwest Said building has a frontage Of
lao feet on street, running back to = good brick
office, together with brick pavement pipe, she'd
ding, &c. belonging 70 said market building as now
". Riggs sub Of square 30.
The purchaser or purchasers will be required to
enter into bond to remove all Of said building and
material within ten days from day of sale from and on
said lots.
Terms at time Of sale.
The building Is open for inspection every day until
day OF sale Occupants Of stalls are hereby notified to
stalls in said building or before Both day Of june
1887 Forfurther information inquire Of
JOS. PRATHER,
j. II. CLICK.
je21-eoSt r. D. WEAVER.
A UCTION SALE OF LOTS AT THE
IA BASE BALL GROUND, HYATTSVILE,
THURSDAY, JUNE THIRTIETH,
AT FIVE p. NJ
Some choice building Sites and lots OF garden, az
meadow, and pasture land will be offered. Nv
Terms; Ten per cent cash; balance $40 per -
month je22-Sts
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. June 30.-wm Fisher, a resi-.
dent OF the southeastern part OF Montgomery
county, has eloped with Miss judy McComac. the
sister OF his WIFE, The father OF the girl ana tho
wife OF the runaway husband came 90 town yes-
tefday Ia search OF the couple, and took steps 10
trace their movements. Fisher is thirty.two
years old while Miss McComac & ninefeea
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The porte has ordered the Germania Company,
Of Kiel, TO dispatch two torpedo catchers and
nine torpedo boatA
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TIHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

PARLOR FURNITURE IN SEPARATE PIECES,
LOUNGES AND FANCY CHAIRS. WINDOW
HANGINGS. WALNUT MARBLE TOP CHAMBER
FURNITURE IN SUITES AND SEPARATE
PIECES, HAIR MATTRESSES, WIRE SPRING,
BRUSSELS CARPETS, WALNUT MARBLE TOP
SIDEBOARD. WALNUT DINING CHAIRS,
CHM AND GLASSWARE, TOILET WARE. OIL
REQUISITES &C. AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, JULY FIRST, 1887, at residence No
POI 18th street northwest. commencing AT TEN
O'CLOCK: shall sell collection of very excellent
household effects.
je27-4t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct